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yes - recommend.

Is not difficult - just upload new files

Oliver

I installed all the patches; the WYSIWYG editor is still not showing up in Firefox on Win XP.

OK, I finally did work after a restart, thank you for the help.

then something different is wrong - only editor 1 (HTMLarea) is working in FireFox.

Oliver

Yes, I selected option 1 for HTMLArea 3.0, which is cross-browser,
and it works now in Firefox 0.8.

I've got mine working on XP in IE... will the patches make it work on my Mac in in Firefox on both platforms?

Great, I have patched all and it's working on my Firefox too

The FCK editor doesn't work because it's an old version?
In the site of the editor the latest realease (2.0 beta 1) works properly with Firefox too.

Just be careful with the patches, they overwite some of the files which were modified for custom tags.

Is there a way to "install" hacks in a file which would not be overwritten by patches and new releases?

yes - since last release there is

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phpwcms_template/inc_script/frontent_init

and

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phpwcms_template/inc_script/frontend_render

- put your custom replacement tags in there. Every PHP file located there will be included - init before page rendering and render after all default page rendering. So put your custom functions in init and other stuff in render.

Oliver

I couldn't use copy/paste function inWYSIWYG with Firefox. When I choose this function it gives me a weblink. In that site I found some solution for Mozilla but I'm affraid that user.js doesn't work for Firefox.

Do you have any idea how can I use copy/paste Java script in Firefox?

OK,

here is the solution:

close FireFox and search path
C:\<documents and settings>\<your user name>\<application data>\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\<your profile>.default
for file "prefs.js" and add these lines of code there:

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user_pref("capability.policy.allowclipboard.Clipboard.cutcopy", "allAccess");
user_pref("capability.policy.allowclipboard.Clipboard.paste", "allAccess");
user_pref("capability.policy.policynames", "allowclipboard");
user_pref("capability.policy.allowclipboard.sites", "http://<your www.domain.com>");

Oliver

Thank's it's working.

But I have a last problem with my PHPWCMS copy. I couldn't upload any file with file center upload process. I checked the phpwcms_filestorage and phpwcms_tmp so they have 777 attribute and next I found the uploaded files in phpwcms_filestorage/1 directory but I couldn't see them in file center??? I don't know why!?

Do you have some idea what should I check, because the directories have a good attributes.

Hello,

No problem with Firefox or any Mozilla product (Mac OSX Panther) with the WYSIWYG menus, but can't see them in Safari or Omniweb - and I've dumped Firefox until they can get Flash to run smoothly in the browser in favor of Omniweb... sighhhh... it's always something!

Any suggestions...?

Now here's the situation:
- v1.2.3-DEV
- HTMLArea selected
- Using Firefox 1.0.4 and IE6
- Avast antivirus and Sygate Personal Firewall in use

And the problem is: everything that contains a wysiwyg editor is not working. I can get them to show completely, but I can't write anything in the textboxes, because there is no cursor in the textfield.

I have tried
- shutting down antivirus ja firewall softwares
- using IE6 (no luck)
- reinstalling the whole site
- adding the mentioned lines of code to prefs.js in my Firefox profiles

So, any ideas?

hello

did you also try another editor!? e.g. fck!?

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